Writing conferences. Building a writing career. Pseudonyms. Award-winning author and publisher, Ramona Richards gives us the inside scoop on attending writers conferences, tips on how editors really see writers, writing in different genres, and much more.
Meet This Week's Guest
Ramona Richards is the associate publisher for Iron Stream Media, and she has been working in the Christian publishing industry for almost 40 years. She’s worked in every aspect of the business, from reading the slush piles to clerking in a bookstore. As an editor, Ramona has worked on trade nonfiction, Bibles, curriculum, Bible reference books, CD-ROMs and DVDs, magazines, and fiction. She’s the author of 12 books, including her recent suspense novel, Burying Daisy Doe. She loves talking to writers and is a frequent speaker at writers conferences around the country. Please welcome, Ramona to Your Best Writing Life.
Why attend a writers conference?
What is one of the hardest things for writers to do in order to build a writing career?
How can writers make a two-pronged writing path work?
How do pseudonyms work?
LINKS
- The Top 10 Things Editors Look for in a Writer PDF
- Iron Steam Media
- Story Trumps Structure by Steven James
- Check out WattPad for short-story writing
- Ramona Richards
- Ramona’s Books
- Download the January Writing Tips & Soul Care for Writers PDF
- Visit our website Your Best Writing Life Podcast
- Join fellow writers on our FaceBook page for the live, Your Best Writing Life after-show party, every Tuesday at 12-noon ET.
- Visit the website of our host, Linda Goldfarb